Answer:
10 ball caps
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, we are trying to know the number of caps the manger would buy that would equate the cost at both companies.
How do we get this?
Since we do not know the number of caps, let’s assign a variable. Let the number of caps that is required be x. Let’s now make some costings in terms of x. We proceed;
Company X charges $50 fee plus $7 per cap. Total amount company X will charge on x caps will be; $50 + $7(x) = $50 + $7x
Company Y will charge $30 plus $9 per cap. Total amount company Y will charge on x caps will be $30 + $9(x) = $30 + $9x
We are trying to look at the value of x that will make both costs equal. What we do is to equate both costs.
30 + 9x = 50 + 7x
We simply by taking like terms to the same sides
9x-7x = 50-30
2x = 20
x = 20/2 = 10
X = 10
So what this means is that manger has to buy 10 caps to have the same cost in both companies
Answer:
I'm going with 64
Step-by-step explanation:
Add all the numbers and sides
If the dresses are chosen at random a probability tree can be constructed showing the probabilities of the various combinations that are possible. It shows the total probability of choosing a black, then white, or a white, then black dress is 1/9.
2720ml=2.720L
0.0268kl=26.8L
24.91l
Therefore
2720ml , 24.91L, 0.0268kl
Is the correct order
To convert decimal over to percent, we move the decimal place two places to the right. So 0.5 becomes 50%.
